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Hi
In our organisation epics are usually unassigned and I wanted to hide the list of epics while applying filters(basic/JQL) and also from the Jira dashboard
What I currently do is I get list issuetype!=epic. But I would like check if there is any alternate option other than this
Hi @Malavika L P -
Personally, this is how I'd remove epics from my JQL queries as well (or I'd list all the issue types that I want in the result). Are you experiencing any issue when adding that clause?
Hi @Carlos Garcia Navarro Actually the management has their own Jira dashboards and they wanted me to help avoid the epics as its causing confusion. So just wanted to check in community if there is any other option other than the one mentioned above.
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I agree with Carlos - that's how I would do it.
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